![]() Uniform Buttons of the United States 1776-1865, by Warren K.Civil War Collector’s Guide to Albert’s Button Book, by Daniel J.Record Of American Uniform And Historical Buttons, by Alphaeus H.His book, the first book listed below, is a must for US military button collectors, as well as various other references on buttons and backmarks.īooks in my library on US Military buttons include: I am using many references to Albert’s button book, probably the best resource for US military uniform buttons. Here are some of those - with examples, all buttons pictured are from my collection. Overall though, this button still displays quite well, showing its age with a dirty, dark patina.There are many interesting facts about US military uniform buttons. The reverse shows a very strong looking integral cast shank, and a raised maker’s mark of, “ Cordier Freres Paris.” The metal is somewhat soft and there are several small gouges, one on the edge of the shield, and a couple on the raised border, and one on the reverse of the border. The field behind is smooth and there is a raised border at the edge. The button features an eagle with shield device at center, clutching arrows and laurel in his claws, with an arc of thirteen stars above him. ![]() Here is a Fine One Piece White Metal PA48 Pennsylvania Chasseur Button ! These buttons were worn on the French Chasseur Uniforms that General McClellan awarded to the 83 rd Pennsylvania and 18 th Massachusetts Infantry regiments, for best drill at a review. Nice PA48 French Chasseur Button For 83rd Pennsylvania or 18th Massachusetts Uniform
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